Jahkeem Browne Was Shot Dead; Post-Mortem Revealed
A recent post-mortem examination has confirmed that
, whose body was found outside the
on the morning of March 24, was the victim of a murder.
The examination, conducted on Wednesday, according to State Media, revealed that Browne from Fort Road had died from gunshot wounds.
This tragic event has brought the murder count in Antigua and Barbuda for 2025 to six.
In light of these findings, the police have initiated a homicide investigation to uncover the details surrounding the shooting and to identify those responsible.
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